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F r i i * km , m i f e r r i akv BEAVERTON THE BEAVERTON REVIEW TOUR OWN LOCAL T r l r r k o r f/3AS«\JV364<¥V> T h e P o u fs C o rn e r e/TVjSVJCy^C^JCVS ^ cr d In V o u r Contributions eAt\3C\±/a«rtFva KNOW LF.BLK AM* WISDOM Entered aa aecond-clasa matter on Knowledge and wlslom. far front D e ce m b e r 8. 1 )!), at the poatofftce It U n v r r t o n , O r m m , u n d er t h . being one. u t o f M arch 8, 1878 Have oft-times no connection. KtSUKD F R ID A Y O F E A C H W E E K Knowledge dwells. A T B E A V E R T O N . O H EOON Owner In heals replete with thoughts J. H. HU LETT . of other men; attentive to O n* r e a r (In a d v a n c e ) ...............8100 Wisdom In minds Six month« tin advance).............<• their own. O ne y e a r (In o th e r a t a t e a ) . . . . 1.1« K x tra p o s t a g e f o r ou ta ld e th e U. 8. Knowledge, a Hide, unprofitable l a k i c r l p t l t a A M E R I C A N LARGK NUMBER IN I'.tl'E R 1 4 1 1 k i l n I S M ' ‘ A m e rica n is m I a u n fa ilin g lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y t o its In stitu tion a and Id ea ls; e a g e r- aeaa to d e fe n d it a g a in a t ail en em lea ; u n d iv id ed a lle g ia n c e to th e f l a g ; and a d e s ir e to s e cu r e th e b le s s in g s o f lib e rty to o u r s e lv e s and o u r p o s t e r it y ." The mass. mere materials with which REVIEW School Noter ♦ ♦ The following names were o- mitted last week from the list of honor students at the Grade School because o f the lateness of the receipt of the copy-Ed. Honorable Mention (Four grades o f "2" or above and no grade below "3” . First Grade -Barbara Iiowe. Barbara Davenport. Wendel 1 e Peoples. Dickie Miller, Faye Harknees. Danny Garrick and Lonel Brown. Second Grade—Roy Ingledue. Ray Paters. Sam Holmes. Jimmy Pulsipher. Gordon McMinn, Cat- ole Shields. Beverly Sappington, and Barbara Bozich. Third Grade—Gene Smith, Don ald Swain. Caryl dean Short. Jacw Swain. Robert Olson Ruth Me Keel. Paul Medlll and Geor- g„nca Coburn. Fourth Grade— Melva Lee Bee- lei. Eleanor Boyson. Billy Crann, Elizabeth Dull. Dick Cushman. Dorothy Hnney, Gail Inman. Mary Ann Kokich, Patricia Mc- Closkey. Marilyn Medford, Staf ford Miller, Gloria Pace. Dalvd Phelps, Je&nnien Papworth. Hans Stroeve and Bryan Kalker. Wisdom builds. Till smoothed and squared and fitted to Its place, Does but encumber whom It seems to enrich. TWO RESOLUTIONS Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much. OFFERED GRANGE Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. The Washington County Pom — Wm. tow per ona Grange, in the business ses ♦ ♦ sion held at Beaverton recently, adopted two resolutions. The one If you would not be forgot- oppo es any legislation tending as soon as you are dead, to increase the length and the ■ either write things worh reading weight limitations on trucks or do things worth writing. using public highways The o- —Franklin ther resolution, introduced by ♦ ♦ members from Tigard, where a Reading maketh a full man, crossing accident Christmas day caused the death of one person, conference a ready man, writing - -B a co i, —this resolution would make It an exact man ♦ ♦ compulsory the ral roads place ■some sort of reflector on the "The earth shook," said Moc- Fifth Grade— Tommy Akers. aide o f their freight oars and Intyre, describing his exepriences flat cars. The idea seems to he in a Nev. Zealand earthquake. Harry Cosola. Jo Ann Mealier, that drivers could then see the "Cups a>ud saucers llew all over and Carol Weik. cars and would not run into the place." Sixth Grade— Lenair Butchjr an obstructed crossing. “Great Scott,” exclaimed Mr. Everett Cook, Shirley Carr. Bar- Charles Dickinson of Oswegy Miller, “ that reminds me that I j bare Sonnelaml. Beverly Rohrer. installed the following nomed of forgot to post toy wife's letter.'v p«rcy P.oesk , Marion Lindsey. ficer*: J. LeRoy Mills. North n ♦ | Charlotte Hall. Muriel Finney, Plains, Worthy Master; George The Newly Weds had new ^ V^ A1Gr* de- Dt“ |JKr,e8kc' Easterday, Hillsboro, Overseer; neighbors ani the .urg was quite ^ r . ? T' Mrs. Enid Walker, Winona. Lec inierested in them, m a lew days ^ ^ J *"** Und^ tu re r ; George Kirkpatiick. she reponed to her husband. ! ^ Ly* Scholls. Steward: Esteva Walker "They seem such a devoted ! T e h s h C T ’ ’T t Winona. Assistant Steward ; Chas. couple.He kisses her every time ' ™ Grade-N orm an Bleak- VanKlesk. Tigard, Chaplain; R. he goes out and even waves he. " “L Ge° r* e Dn88,n . « M j ers. G. Scott. Sherwo<yt. Treasurer; «_• kisses from the sidewalk. Why Mrs. {Ted Grant. Dixie Moun .don t you dol that?" tain,' Secretary; E. J. Brown "W hy don’t 1?, Inquired the 3TOTH E TO CREDITORS Tigard, Gate keeper; Mrs. Alvah astonished Newly Wed. “Good Logan. Washington, Ceres; Mrs. Heavens, I don’t even know her In The County Court Of The State Of Oregon For Washing Marry Sobaneltzer. Scholls, Po — y e t ” ton County mona ; Mrs. Evelyn Hohnstein. ♦ ♦ In the Matter Of The Guardian Beaverton. Flora; Dorothy Hein- .Sister's Viewpoint ship of W. T. Shackelford, an back, Winona, Musician, and oed: “ What position does your Incomtpetent Person. Harry Schmeltzer, New Executive brother play on the team?" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Board Member. The holdover Sister:- “O, A sort o f crouched that the undersigned has been board member* are Charles Van bent position.” — The Recorder. duly confirmed by the above en Kieek o f Tigard and C. W. Craw titled Court as guardian of the ♦ ♦ ford. Green Mountain. person and estate of said In He who waits to do a great competent person, and has duly Next Fomona meetag was set for Apri' on the grange at j ot Rood at once will never qualified as such. d . anything. — Dr. Johnson Forest Grove. NOW, THEREFORE, all per sons having claims against said guardianship estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the under signed at the law offices of E. J. MoAlear and FYancls E. Stur gis, In the First National Bank Building, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. DATFID this 31st day o f Jan- •• ” rv 19*1. TVtv OFAY, Guardian of the Person and Estate of W. T. Shackelford, an Incompetent ■»erson. E. J. MoAlear and Francis E. Sturgis, Attorney for Guardian Adv. c - 9-1 i 1 /t iC A lU iN faiN L l O a ♦ ♦ nith lltl enusunema for the ■ guiur army dutiug tue monti ot uecanber, the Oregon recru >uug uiatrict of tue regular aiuty tecruitiug sci vice finished too year iiM0 with 2,iMi7 enlistments 10 ihe statsa» creult. accurotug to figures recently uuuouucea i.y laeuteivant Colouel H. II. liensiey, uistrkt recruiting offl, eer 'in ,s tigure set the best an iii.nl total recorded locally »luce tne recruiting district was estab Untied iu Oregon in 1922. Local recruiting activities biought tUeir best tesulls during t..e month of October with the enlistments o f 154 young Ore- gonans. Among district sub-sta lions, Silent was accorded first place with 237 enlistments for the year. Other major Ore «on cities enlisted army volun leers as follows: Astoria. 42; Baker, 133; Bend. 16; Corvallis. 29; Eugene. 196: Klamath Kails. 184; ImGrandS. 37; Marshfield. 166; McMinn ville, 7; Medford. 159; Pendle ton. 74: and the Dalles,70. Unde Billy’s Last Cigar man aud witness for his lsird tells tuts as one case of ans wered prayer- It la here set forth, not to argue that God's people should or should not use tobacco. Blit we recall that when we know our ground and pray lu faith. God works. **W hen wr pray, t*»d works." It brings back the daiy when Ihe crowd packed out the synagogue and tour bearing a paralytic, let the man down thru the roof "Neelng fhelr faith, ITirist acted and healed the man. And Naaman, the great general of Syria, angry that the prophet in Israel wood not do I honor to such aa he. would have turned back homo still a 1 leper. Yet there stood the faltn of the little Jewish maid serving In his household and lie went to the Jordan aa the prophet said and dipped seven times and was healed. Not bis fhlth but hers. Redeemed by Chrlat'a blood, all stus confessed; claim the promises. “ If ye abide jn Me, and my words abide In you. ye shall ask what ye will, and It shall bo done unto you." So .pledges the Iiord who bought you wltu His blood. Do you live close e- nough to tfte throne to get things from God ? TI1K METHODIST UHL HUM 9:45 a in., Sunday School Olias. li. HosoiiiMn, Hupertntsuident. Morning worship 11:00 a.SL Evening Worship 7:30 p.m . e • e NUAKEjKE ('HI'RtTI W. P. Koebaugh, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:46. Morning worship at 11:00. Young People's Meeting, 6:45 p.m. Altle Waits will speak at the 7:30 p.m. service. You are la- vited to worship with ue. * a a ALOHA COMMUNITY ll.tPTLHT Rev. H. Marcus Godwin, Pastor Bible school 10:00; morning worship. 11; young people'» meeting, 6:46; evening worships 7:46; teacher tmsialnf class and Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. For high school and college age. s e e SEVENTH D A I ADVRNTIMT The Huber Aloha 8eventh Day Adventist meets every Saturday morning at 9:46 at the Huber Commercial hail. Sabbath aohoot^ meets at 9:46. church service at 11 : 00 . i^iaderr T. Q. Rdglagton. Hupei Intendent, Mre. P. B. Tuttle. a a a or uncle HIL l Y o i-u»t Cigar lupfa "No one could till me," »ay« Uncle Billy (Wm H.) Ridgeway, head o f a Cuatavllle, Pa., con cern. “ If I wanted to ait ou tr a n and smoke my after-din ner cigar, that was my hualneaa." But the other speakers at ¡the Young People's Conference did not like It. Under this man had grown the. notable Rock Run Suudey school; he had seen the Iron Rose Bible class of husky workers take on size and power. Y'oung people knew him as their friend and confident. And for him to plead with them to fol low the Cferist-way and then tho next hour to set an example that might be questioned, did not sit well with the other speakers. Feeling this way they entered Into a compact to pray that God would quit Uncle Billy o f the cigar habit, saying nothing to him about it Some months later a couple of them met Uncle Billy on the street in Philadelphia. "Enjoying good health and yoor cigar as usual. Uncle?" "Ha ha. hoys. I’m done with I-ady Nicotine forever. Lost my appetite for ’baccy." At this time, up went a shout o f joy and more shouts. And so It is that this veteran business CHURCH CHRIST George W. Springer. l*aslor Morning worship and preach ing service 9:45 a. m. The topic ot the morning sermon will ha "The Light Of U S " Following titm sermon the laird's supper will be observed. ST. CECELIA* < III K4 II Bible School class session 11 Rev. Leonty O'Kee.e, Pastor AM. Mass. 8:00 a.m . and 10 00 a-m Christian Endeaver 4 30 P- M. a a * Song service, assisted by the Llenrullen United Presbyterian orchestra at 7:20 P. M. followed Ckarch by the evening aernson. Tba 19 a .m .-B ible School. topic o f the evening sermon will 7:30 p.m.—8tudy o f Matthew be: “ God. Our Potter." a a a Mid-week Bible Study I B * BETHANY UAPTIST CHURCH prwver service. Wed.. 8'00 p m . Rev. John C. Schweitzer. Mlnlztai The Trl-County Roily of the 9:45 a. m.—Sunday school with Christian Churches wIM be held- classes for all ages. John Croenl In Hillsboro. Tueaday. berinning superintendent. at 10:00 am . Pot lurk lunch at 11:00 a. m.— Worship service noon. Every one l* coH lally In Oholr directed by Carl Egglman vited to attend all aenrirea o* 7:45 p. m.— Evening service, the rhurnh. a a a a a a WEST SLOPE Bethel (’«ngregutlonnl Chnreh United Presbyterian Church Willard R Hall. Minister The West Slope United Pres 9 • 46 A. M. Chnreh School. R. byterlan cVurch, which meets at G. Webb. Superintendent the Gabel Country day school H-ftrt A. M. Mnrnter Worsd'lr <*t c a s t end o f Golf course area The local Boy Scout Iro^n wtlf Rev. W E w i n g Murphy, Paster Join In the worship, aa they The Bible school meets at 9:45 celebrate National Boy Scout with classes for all age*. week. The minister will speak 10:30, a.rn., Church 8erv|ce‘ Sermon thetne: "How T o lie on the aubject: ‘T h e Heart of the Scout Law.” Saved " 7:00 pm . Christian Rndearor. Beaverton Ore. rciiu n cH n WNOimMEVte MB It Fays To Advertise -$ 8 B & Spring Is Just Around The Corner • Notice Of Final Settlement In The Coanty to rn i Of The State Of 0 regen. For Wash ington County ’ n t ie matter of the Estate jf ‘ 'fr d William Muchow, de ceased: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, * ut the umerstrned Aimlnlstra- *rlx of t e abeve entitled estate, has filed In t 'e above entitled r' *’ ” •• her final ac- rc v v t and repo’ t as such, and t e Ca-rt has f x d and anpointel * e f r t doy of March. 1941, at C e hour of 10 00 o’clock A.M. of » - Id dev. rnJ t* e corrt room rf t e sbovc pn Itled court in F I "» h 'r o . C r - f i tbe t’e-c and placv f-r hea Ing o b '-'c'!'--« to falJ Aral a cco r rt hnd for the fir-T t 'f r t * 1', » V - T> this 24th day c f Jan uary, 19 M. » t . ^ r->* f d—i-'-t -n fr )- „• r„ ’ lire 1 William Mt’ chcw, E. J. M ^'lear. Attcrnry ■--• A’'’mfni; fra 4». 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